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If the root partition is smaller than 16 GB, all Snapper features and automatic snapshots are disabled to prevent a full / partition. Taking snapshots is automatically enabled if the root partition (/) is big enough (approximately more than 16 GB). From now on, Snapper will take automatic timeline snapshots at regular time intervals if automatic timeline snapshot feature is enabled. The snapper configuration for root is now active.

create a new subvolume at /.snapshots directory and store the future snapshots for the root configuration in this directory.

create a new configuration file at /etc/snapper/configs/root based on the default template from /usr/share/snapper/config-templates.

If you use Linux systems other than openSUSE/SUSE, you need to manually create a config for your root filesystem by running the following command: $ sudo snapper create-config / Create New Snapper Configuration For Root Filesystem You can list the existing snapshot configuration using command: $ sudo snapper list-configsĢ. View Snapper Configurationīy default, YaST creates a snapper config called 'root' for your root file system.

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$ sudo dnf install snapper python3-dnf-plugin-snapper Create Btrfs Filesystem Snapshots With SnapperĪll commands given below are tested on a latest openSUSE Tumbleweed edition.

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Head over to Snapper download link and get the required version for your Linux version and install it.Īs stated already, Snapper is integrated into YaST2 and Zypper, so the snapshot of root filesystem is automatically taken when each YaST/Zypper transaction is completed.įor other Linux distributions, you may need to install snapper plugins to integrate Snapper with your package managers.įor example, if you use Fedora, you can install DNF snapper plugin to snapshot filesystem automatically when running dnf command. It is also available for various other Linux distributions as well. Install Snapper in Debian, Ubuntu: $ sudo apt install snapper Install Snapper on Fedora: $ sudo dnf install snapper To install Snapper in Arch Linux and its variants such as EndeavourOS and Manjaro Linux, run: $ sudo pacman -S snapper On other Linux distributions, you may need to install Snapper and configure it with the distribution's default package manager. You can also manually take snapshots at any time. So whenever you use YaST2 or Zypper, the snapshots will be automatically taken. If you choose to use Btrfs for your root filesystem during fresh openSUSE installation, Snapper will be automatically configured for YaST2 and Zypper. In order to use Snapper, the partitions should have Btrfs filesystems.īy default, SUSE and openSUSE use Btrfs filesystem for the root partition. Using Snapper on EXT4 filesystems is highly discouraged! Install Snapper In Linux Snapper supported EXT4 filesystem in the past, but it is discontinued now. Now, it works on any Linux distribution that supports Btrfs filesystem and thin-provisioned LVM based logical volumes. Snapper is initially developed for SUSE and openSUSE only. So you can use Snapper on servers as well as desktops to snapshot the Btrfs filesystems. Snapper has both CLI and GUI interface (YaST module). The older snapshots are automatically cleaned up to save the disk space. Snapper automatically creates the timeline of snapshots, so you can easily know when a snapshot is taken. To put it in other words, Snapper can be used to view older versions of files and rollback to previous working system state if something goes wrong. You can compare two snapshots and restore the previous snapshot when there is a problem.

You can also manually create a single snapshot from command line or using the YaST. Snapper can automatically create a pair of snapshots before and after running YaST or zypper. It can also be integrated with other distribution's package manager (E.g. Snapper is integrated into YaST and zypper to create and manage Btrfs snapshots in SUSE-based Linux systems.

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